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ni ! HE CH JUCfiEj
i The Intelligencer will s'adly |
P'ibiish church announcements. '
j but >o in.? tire publication and prop- r
or classification, notice* intended
? lor publication in Saturday's issue
should be received at Tits I rit ??!
j neer office not later than l-'ri- j
_ : day at noon, anfl Thursday, if pos
* [ s;b!e. It is respectfully asked that j
i the notices be made as brief as | !
passible.
$ ?. j
WTTHQ3IST
? "hapline Street MethiKilst Episcopal i
church. 2312-231S 'rhaplmo street.
Samuel Charles Jones. minister, Our
services are o? special interest. and a
very cordial invitation is extended:
9:45 Our Sunday school program will be
lv. tssionary at this hour. Mr-, ttotiert i
4 Morrison tti chargc. l.ct every pupil
bo in attendance. tt OO Morning wor- :
ship. The minister will preach. subject. '
"Patriotism and the Polls." 2:3') Junior
league. Miss Laura McCoy. superinten- '
dent, o : .10 Epworth League Devotional
service. Miss Hilda Da mi I. l<-ader. 7:30
Evening worship. T!ie minister will
preach, subject'. "For the Sins of My
People "Was Me Stricken " Isaiah 5S:S.
V^esley Methodist Episcopal church.
3722 Jacob street. Phillip V. lvBolt,
pastor. Extends a most eordia! invita
tion to "t.y or *t!J th?? following s.-1 ?
viees: Sunday preaching a" 10:"" a. *n.
und 7:30 p. m? by the pastor. Sunday
school at 2:<',i p. rn , John Humphrey,
superintend- nt. c!.is?. s l'or all grades.
Epworth League M-ir;?iav vvening at
?which the pastor \vi!l a report >?'
the State <"onv??ntton held in Morgatt
town the pas* Mid- Week service
of prayer and praise. Wednesday even- ;
ir.fr: choir rehearsal Thursday evening,
under the direction of Prof. Klncheloe:
Junior League Friday ft 3:30 p. tn. un- |
d?T the direction of Miss Agnes I?!ttle. ,
A special sermon to men and young men
on Sunday evening. November I2th.
Hope M. E. church. M. P. OrlfTin. I
minister. The the following services a
cordial invitation is extended: Sunday
schist at 9:10 a. m., Mr. Roy Earlewlno.
superintendent. Morning worship at 11
o'clock: Prayer meeting at T : The
regular monthly meeting of *he Ladles
Aid Society on Monday evening at the
usual hour. Every member is requested
to attend as business of importance is ;
to be transacted. Epworth League Fri- ;
day evening.
Four tli Street Methodist Episcopal
church. "The Mother I'hurch." Chapline
street south of Twelfth, Clarence Eu
gene a!1> n, n IX. pastor. Prof. Henry
Hartmaun. organist and choir-master.
Sunday school a'. !):13 a. tit. with ??lasses
for a! I aires. Music led by the orches
tra. Kindergarten department at 1":.".')
a. tn. where parents may !eav?j their
srnai' children and attend church ser
vice. Pelilic worship with preaching by ,
the pastor a' ! ?> ;:tn u. m. and 7:10 p. ti*.
M<?rn:t!i{ suhpee; : "How a i iood Man
Should Vote." a: the People's service
in the evening the pass or v. ill Rive the
third in a series of special sermons on
"Paul, the \ post !i> the City." Sub
ject. "Paul in ' '? ?ri nt h : the City of Com-,
merce and Corruption." Vested choir.
Midweek service Wednesday evening at
7 :S0. Th.- pastor will speak on "The
Christian in Society."
The Thotc.son Methodist Episcopal \
church. South Broadway and Ohio. Is
land. Re\. .J. E. f?ird, pastor. The pas
tor will preach in th> in i>rri in at 10:2'*
o'clock and :t: the evening at 7:3''. The
theme of the morning sermon will he
"The Inside of ihe Cup." and of the
evening sermon. The Superlative Trea
sure." The Sunday school holds its
regular session nt '.?:30 ?>V!oe[< in the
morning. The Junior League (m-M.? <i"
2:30 p. ttt. The Intermediate and senior
I.eagues rue.- at fi The Men's
Bible class, taught by the pastor, meets
in the i Tub rooms a'. 3:30 o'clock in the
morning.
North S!r*>et Methodist Episcopal
church ? Sunday school 'it !*:30. Mr.
Arthur St nVfclitt. superintendent. Public
worship a" > wi'h Holy communion
service. Epworth League l>n'otionaI
meeting at ?>: ("?. T' ?> Epworth L'vijrue
Gospel team of So-ith lteHaije wii! be
present and have hitr.;-* i>i" "he s^rv ;????.
Public worship at 7 :30. Topic for the
?v**nirc sermon. "r'ir:?? Things Kirs'.**
l*ari'tt!s desirunr :!:? ir i:hi!?Jr--n ban"
wilt present them at ? '?!?; :r.or::'ns ,j-?
vice n*xt Sunday.
I.UTHEP.A3.
/.ion ! .;:* :\< ran - !.:ir h. _'!'*? *.! :i :??* ?
street. H'-v. \. !.. Hetise. nasr'.-r. Tvv.'ii
tieth Sunday nffi-r Trins'y. Sunday
*choo5 at '?:15 a. tv. ?*:.!?: .-??!.!??
10:3'> a. us. The r:\ ; i:. ? . r
sary Of the Ladi'-s" Aid will :?_?
observed a" this ji-rvi -e with ii speeal
serni >:t by ' it-- ;;ast->r. Vespers at 7 : .: >>
p. m. SO' i.i! in? ot i ri jc <>f the Ladies'
Aid Soejety ??.*! rs- Wo.lti. -.-.iay -ft-?r
noori ::i commemoration of the ??:'r'y
seeond anniversary. Ail are urged '?>
attend bo! il the Sutu!a> Servl ??.? and ? itt:
social session on Wednesday. i \i' ?
diet i-'.t i instruction ? n Saturda . tn< ? t>
iug .it ! 0 o'clock.
first. English Lutheran chun. a. Six
teenth street near Market. hi. C. How
ard. pastor. Office ho'trs at church. 10
a. us. to "J p. ii: Sunday school at y :'i0
a. in. Morning worship at 10:30. sermon.
'"Who Shalt Uuie Our Country"."" Luther
League meeting a: K:4j. Evening wor
ship at 7:3<>. sermon. "Compulsive Love."
Mid-week devotional service. Wednesday
at 7:15.
St. James Evangel ical Lutheran
Lutheran ? ii.:r is. 1400-1411 Chaplitie
str*M!t. Rev. A. W. Werder. pastor; Rev.
M. Ii. Steuer. as i? tan! pastor. Sunday,
& : 1 5 a. tii.. Sunday school and Bible
classes English anil German. 10:S0 a. ns.
services in the English language. 7 :
P. rr... services in English. Prof. otr.>
Mees. president or" Capital i'niversity.
Columbus. Ohio, wit* preach the sermons,
both mornitiK and evening. Thursday
evening, vestry meeting.
Trinity Lutheran church. KitUwoo.i.
Sunday school at ? :3'i a. in.; morning
service and sermon. 10:45 a. ni. Bv.
service and sormon. 7:30. ? 'atechfti-a!
class at 2:30 p. tn.
raZSSYTESIAN.
First Presbyterian church, corn, r .if
Chapline and Thirteenth streets. Claude
Porter Terry, minister. Men's tli'ole
class a! !>:-C> a. m. All men invited.
Morniruc worship. 10 (5 a. m.; evening
worship. 7:."n. ^pe- .a! Wednesday even
ing ser-.-ice. 7 30 Mssslc by the Chorus
Choir.
Second Presbyterian church. ;>r. T. G.
Koont?:. pastor. .Morning tmrmon. "The
Pre-eminence 'if .Te?us Christ." * 'o!.
1:18. Evening sermon. "Walking with
God." Oen. 6:24. Dr. Koontz will preach
at both servi?>58. Wedn>-s?Jay evening,
the study of Latin America. An aiidress
by Prof. J. S. Pile no, formerly of itrarii.
The Third Presbyterian church. Thir
ty-e-lghth and Jacob streets. J. P. Leyen
bergr.r. pastor. Tho usual services will
b? held Sabbath. November 5. with th?*
exception of Sabbath school, whicii will
he held at 2 p. iu.. ins^^ad of ^:."50 a. m.
Preaching at 10-30 a. ns. and 7:30 p. in.
Junior Christian Er.deavor Friday, at
6:45 p. m.
trSTEEI PEE SEYTE UIA ?I
First United Presbyterian church.
The Oburch With a Welcome." Ftev.
Charles H. Kobinson. t>. P.. pastor. Sab
bath school and Bible rlassef;. !>:30 a.
m. At the 1 0 : 4 o s*rvie?. ""Roll Call"
of the church membership, and sermon
by the pastor. "Christian ?",in??nship."
Toung: People's me^tinu a.; K .to Even
ing nerA-loe and sermon. 7 p. ns Th
3?ews of this church are a n.1 .
to all.
Second UiiitPd Pros;,-, m i "( r
^nd Fourteenth streets I rr. ?: McC:---.i.
pastor. 10:45 a. sr. . * >nr :'-u
Knlargument." ii:4r.
Young: People's Society S l<i
by Mr. W. A Snow 7 .to ;
irig a Life Vocation." first s-nnon" j-. .
series of special sermons t" yo-mg -i.-.i
ple. The other sermons In the series
Wfll be: Nov. 32. "fhoostmr Life Prin
oiplee"; JCov. ?"<"'lioo>?ln>r n T.ife r*nrr;
panlon": Dee "TTsoosinir r.lfe's
Amusements.""
BAPTIST
First Baptist chureh. Twelfth and
Byron str^^ta F E. Rrininstool. pastor.
"A Man's Last Chance." is the ruornirsc
There. The Lord's Supper will be
served at the <?*/????> <>f this service. Tn
the evenlnjt at 7 "0 the fhen-e is: "r>uni
f*lt(T?n.?>hip: ? '""briatian's Polftfenl Prin
?^ioies as Applied to the Men and Ifeas- ;
SUFFERED ShVcr&Li
EVERY MONTH
Lady Tells What Cardui Did
For Her and. What It
Will Do For Suffer
ing Women.
Duepw.-uer. Texas. ?"I think Cardui 1
is Indeed a wonderful medicine," says
Mrs. Minnie Stamps, of this town. "In |
l?t>5, I broke down in health suddenly
... 1 suffered agony. Mad bearing ;
down pains . . . also my back and ?
limbs and hips . . . Sometimes I was ;
in bed all rhe time and again ! was j
just abie :o be up. I suffered most :
severely at times and would be con-;
fined to my bod four or five days. j
Nothing I did ever did mo any good ?
1
until I took Cardui, but I suffered two j
years this way before 1 took Cardui. :
One dav mr husband saw the Cardui !
I
advertJsemeni. He got me a bottle, l j
began taking U and next month 1 nev- j
or felt an. pain at nil. did all my work
wit hour any trouble. . . ."
Mr.?. St;i < says she did r.ot take ;
any more Cardui then until IV when'
she look four buttles, with excelletu j
results. Siio concludes her statement
with the following: "I would advise!
all expectant mothers to give Carrlui ;l 1
trial. Ir will relieve all anxfetv and ;
Tear as is natural for iIj-mu to have. 1 j
know, for I had the experience my- j
s,elf."
Judging from t!ie experiences of so |
many thousands of other women, you'
can depend on Cardui to surely help
you, if you suffer from ar.v of the com- j
plaints "so common to women. ,
Get a bottle from your druggist to- ;
day. aud give it a fair trial.
ures iti riic Coming Flection." ,
school at 9:73. Warwood mission school ?
at 2:3". Service at tlio Home for tin? ;
Accd at -1:00 ??"clock. young Peoples'!
iritr at :C0.
Training "'lass Wednesday evening at !
Pfayer sen ice at ?:"?>. Junior]
Union Friday at 3 Junior choir at I
?l . ! Hoys lh'igade at 7 : J o . j
Initnanti' t Baptist church. Eoff street, j
near Twenty-ninth street. A rd-n H. Mil
lar. pastor. Sunday school at : I a. m.
Morni rig preaching serv ice at i ! ? . \-l !;.
The Lord's supper will be observed at
this service. H. V. P. L". at : -I p. m. ;
at the annex. Preaching at 7 p. m.
Wednesday at 7:"'.' p. in. prayed meet
ing. Thursday at 10 a. m. the worm-n
I meet at the church for work. Worth
i while girls. Monday at T p. m. What
n^xt Will hold their meeting Thursday,
| evening: at the church.
CHRISTIAN".
| First Chri.stiar. church, W. ii. Fit-Id*. '
pastor. Services :'.>r Lord's Day. ,V?
1 vember as follows: Hilde .school. 0:3";
preaching and' comii'unlon. 10:15. Suh
? ject for morning sermon. "Spiritual ;
? Wrestling." y. p. >. e. ?; : S <? ; junior,
1 10., ?t : n rt ; evening service. 7:e0. Sue- j
.ie.-t for evenlr.tr sermon. "Moses ? The
Law <_tiver." 1 llust r.tti. d by thirty bear:-:
: ttful pict tires. M . w^et; prayer, meet- !
; inc. Wedn sday ev.-ndit. 7 i;i. Ladles",
\ id Si.ciesv ? ,\|| da> session on Thurs-j
day.
is!. tin; ' 'hrist iaa church. Rev. R K.
Van Wmkl". p'is:>.r. 'US North Front
.'r- et; \. I".. Forrio. superintendent. .*?3S ?
i ?n:;th Tenth. .? til.:.* school. 3:30 n. in. !
i Worship and communion, a. m.
V. P. s. 1 \ 1%.. 0..10 p. m ''reaching. 7 : ??
? ;>. rn Prayer meerng. Wednesday, 7 : :>u
Subject sermon, Monday. '.'The
1 :utvh, ti Pillar .'irnl Support of til-:.
?Truth." Subject Sunday evening. "E*-!
.-???n : ials in Religion." Sunday school has j
? hars;~ ??'" UViliifSoay evening's prayer!
3PI2.STT7 AXjIST
The Firs: Spiritualist Association w ill >
. 1 services :n th' ir temple at the cor- i
::? r ot" Maryland avenuo and North
1'roadway i'.- title *?. 1 1? i North 1 "road way.
Island. Sunday. November the ?*. th at
7:.:0 I.:. 1/ oiurf followed with spirit
I massacres. Rev. '?. M'. Way. pastor and:
? psychic. The children's progressive 1
: :;.?????: rn will meet Sunday at !" o'clock 1
a. tr.. w-bet-r .spencer, conductor. The j
Spiritualist Science League will meet!
i Fridav evening? at 7:"0 p. t::.
, S ???" ' 'lid Spiritualist rhurch will hold;
j services Sunday evening. November r.thi
: in the Odd Fellow's hall, corner Twelfth
, and Oliapline streets at 7 : -":0 p. m. Loc- j
' rure t'ollowd with spirit messages. j
! l:? v. F. S. Iluekner. pastor.
UNITASXAJS"
! First Fnitarian church. Rev. .1 \
| Faggiuger Auer. minister? Sunday ;
.'school at 11 a. m.; Service at 11 :l m. j
j topic, "Justice." A tnceXing 0|f the
I counsel of the Men's liberal club will
? be held after the service. The tirst
| meeting' of the study class will be held
? in the church Wednesday November
? "th at S p. in. The tirst of three )'?>.?
? Mires will ti-- delivered deallnp with iii?
; influence of Cr*iek thought on f'hrlst
i ianity. AH are cordially welcome,
j whether members of the TTnitnrinn
; church or not. Purine the month of
| November the minister will be la his
i office every Friday from :) :N0 till 11:00
i a rn.
EVAjyGEiaCAIi.
St. John's i0vanjLyelic.al Protestant oon
| Kr-;gation. pastor, W. <}. Ulfert. Next
Sunday ''Serman service at 1045 a. m.
' Sunday school and Bible class at 9 a. j
| rn. Kvenlrig service at 7:3f> p. m. Dr. |
!. Miller i " 1 preach Theme, "Contact
! With .i* su.'." No meetings.
j Si. ni'-'n s F van sre lien; Reformed
i Lutheran church: Itov. Schmitr, from
I Alliance. i)iiio. will vtvach a! 10:15 in
f the m-irniiuT nr.tl T:."!'! in the evening.
| Oenera! meetinsr after church. Sunday
school at " in. Ladies' A!d Society
will meet at o'clock.
crHxiSTiATT scriEjrcs.
! f-'irst Church of Christ. pe'emiM. A. O.
I I". W. Auditorium. 1!!'.' <T"h:ipliiie strear. |
| Services, Sunday, i' n. m. Subject:]
i "Adam and Fallen Man." Wedne-sdajv ?
testimonial meeting. p. m. Sundav |
school. 9:4F> a. m. Reading room. 1112 i
haplln* street, open dally, except Hur.-!
? i 1 >\s and 'lecnl holhtavs. rrom J2 o'cloc.iti
until l p. m.. and on Saturday oven
..is; from 7 o'clock to 0 o'clock. The
puWp.c is invited to attend the services
; and t" make :i^e of the privileges of the
? reading room.
SALVATIOIT A^nrr.
T:ie Salvation Army. Ii*19 South street, j
FJnsign L. 'laugh. Commanding r>fi'icer. !
Tuesday ui-ht. gospel service. Wedn^s-1
' day night. Children':. Meeting. Thursday j
night. Gospei Meeting. Friday nlpht.
. Ppecial Holiness Mo?-ring. Sunday? 2:."0
i Sunday School: 5 'to. Vouncr People's
| T.eglon: S. Oospel Service.
KBOTESTASTT EFTS CO V AX..
Sl Andrew's church. Thirty-seventh!
j and Eoff streets. I^iKttn Fish, rector. I
? There will he .-elrbrtitf'n cf TFolv '""om
. .Titinion tomorrow. "!;? twentieth Snndtv
after Trinity, at i! o'clock a. m. Sun
school nt 2 o'clei k lit 'he afternoon,
ir prayer and at 7 .tn
COX.O KXZ3 CKTTE CICSS.
' V >i vtf.an A. M. !?" 'h.urch. S2<J Market i
"-'ree: ^lornitig service. 10:-16 a. in., 1
Per. 15. French Hvrley. 'he p>mtor will
pr?ach at this service ' *! hsh meeting.
S. Sunday school. 2 :~n p. m.. W. J.
Wood, superlntendr.il t . '"hristlan Kn
I'.enver. 7 p. m.. .1 II. Marrls, leader.
i r- enlng servlre. 7:1.". U-dy 'union
will be administered ! Is ??rv!ce end
a sermon preached by "he pastor
OTTT T3ZK PXXS CHXTKCKES. I
The Christian church . Kim drove. !
j Unrry Pe-berrson. pastor. ??c!l phone1
? -1J. 10 a. in., Sunuuy school. Heo. Mc
?"'.orrar!, superintendent. 11 a. m. Cum-J
' m union Service n?i-l sermon Subject,!
"The Rfirt-. r FIc Tree." ?:S0 i>. nn..
?'hrisrian Kit.!, avor. " "O >. in. sonar
,-ervlce nr.d 'on Subject. "O'.ir dutv
at f?-.e ptnllM n..s S-. ."""guarding the
| Futnlamont ;? ' ? (" "tir < "onsr it ut ion " The
cjiolr will stni: patr'oiii srlcotions. ns- 1
[ Fisted by ^!i?-s K\a Sterns as soloist.!
All that's left or remains of this, the most eventful merchandising in our history,
goes out Saturday at Record - Breaking:, Money - Saving. Price - Slashing Bargains
long to be remembered by the shopping public of Wheeling and vicinity.
| 218 Trimmed Hats,
the season's popular
| styles; $3.r>0 to $3.98
j values. Sale price
ALL THE HjGH CLASS SUITS j
1 Jroadeloth, Yelour. Yelvel, < ;aJ>ardine, Poplin and Serge. ail J
ilie S-; ia son's most popular shades and models, garments mad** i<?j
sell .-it *35.00 to $42.50, in all sizes inenlding the stout sizes up io 52. >
All in 0110 assortment for this Anniver
sary Sale lin.il.
Your eJioi.ee
s
?
Final Anniversary Sale
LADIES' AND MISSES' SUITS
$14,75
Another lot of Those All-Wool
Poplin Suits, the $25.00 t:?? .*2!'.5i)
kind. All best styles and colors.
Some choice picking if you a<-(
promptly.
Strictly All - Wool Serge
Suits. Klack, \avv Blue.,
Green and (iarnet: $15.00 to
?18.50 values. Just 43 Suits.
They can't last long at this
price.
LADIES' AND MISSES' COATS
Woo!, Velour, Tweeds and Mixtures
THREE CHALLENGE ASSSORTMENTS
P3S3
Rack of Coats
w o r t h up to
$13.50.
Rack <>i V oats that
usually sell at $18.50
to $20.00.
& ?
i
I
U'aek of Coals made \
t.o sell at $22.50.
MILLINERY BARGAINS
Worth Anyone's While Investigating
150 dozen Feather Fancies, Fur Ornaments and Flowers, $1.50 and
$2.00 items in any millinery parlor. Tliey go on sale
Saturday at
Lot of Velvet and Felt Hats. $1.25 and -91.50 kind, all
colors at
50c
RACE OF 48 PLUSH COATS
In 1I1!1 season's nmsr wanted styles and the highest grade quality
<>!' Salts Scalene and Plush < '< >ai s in natural fur or fur fabric
t rimming . ?i* plain black, lull flan- effects. garments made to' sell
at to i hi. All featured for
Saturday "s liual in this Anniversary Sale
a i
Final Wind-Up of LADIES' DMESSES
Sec Our Window Display of this Dress offer. The stvJe. value
and a price show greater detail than printer's ink.
Tllev ii<? mi sale at
$12.95 $16.75
Vim r inspection is invited. Judge the actual values of these
1 >resses in \*? ?u r own mind.
Ladies5 and Misses5 Separate Skirts
Ladies' and M isses' Separate Skills. All-Wool Serge (F~J OO
Skirls. ) values {pX.OO
A 1 1- Wool Poplin Ski rts, made to sell at $5.00. $3.69
Iiack of ladies' high class All-Wool Skirts, $6.50 to (P/f OQ
*7.50 values at
,93 WAIST SPECIAL
Over )0<i doveu h i l?Ti class AYaists. including Crepe ?[* "fl Af"
de Chine, Net. Lace, Silk and Voile: $2.98 to ^
values, at.
(ienuine Kird-of- Paradise Aigrettes, black or natural; Q Q
values, sale price tJ/JL?e/0
2~> dozen Ostrich Feather Boas. ^L'.OO and .92.50 values. Black.
white and two-tone effects, for Saturday choice _ 98c
1
inpF^r*
? j& h ? *g ^
MAIN STREET
The Low Price Leaders
Wednesday, ~:30 p. m.. Mid-week Prayer t
vice, loader, Mr. Mason. Thursday.)
ti;.; Indies will servo a chicken supper a!
th'j cliurcli. coium'-nciuu at 5 p. in.
St. James lvvangclical l.iuh>*ran j
I'hapel, Kim Orove. \V. Vu.. iCev. .\i. ?.. {
Src'i.- \ ;i ssistant pastor. Sunday, St:.VJ|
a. Mi. Sunday school and Mil.'.- class. II j
j a. in. He^ular divim- s.-rvios Friday |
?? vi-tisnir. teachers' iuvjI ihk
I Kuble M. E. church. M. 1"'. ? I fi U": :i. mln- |
i -t'-r. To tho following aerv a cord- i
I i.-ii invitation is extended. Sunday r -l'ooi j
at w p. m., Mr. J. It. Meek. siijmm int.-n- :
d-'-nt. Epworth league at 7 p. in.. .Mr.'
j 'ieorgo Parker, loader. Th>? new off jeers
'for tlv! league ar*: President. fjeorge !
I Parker: first vice president. Eleanor.
P.Ioomfleld: second vice president. Tom j
! M*ek; tliird vice president. ? 'lara Pach
j man: l'otiri h vie.* president, Margatvl j
: lowing: secretary, Irene White: treas-]
I tirer, f5. A. Parker: organist, Kmnia ?
? Ploomileld. As our Epworth League has;
I just been organized nil the young peo- j
j !e of our cmnrirliy are exteadcil a
I ooj-fl|nl Invitation to Join. On Sunday j
I evening several members of the neigh
borhood leagues will he present to give;
I us short talks on the league work. Kven- ,
I i :? cr worship at 8 o'clock, sermon by min-!
lister Wednesday evening at 7 .
Prayer meeting after which choir prac- >
| tlco. j
i Vance Memorial Presbyterian church. |
Woodsdale. James Mease Potter. P. ?
minister. Services at H a. m. and 7:.t0(
p. :n. Communion at the morning serv-j
lice. Subject. "Fellowship i:i 11 is SufiV- - j
Ings." Sunday school and ad'dt P.ibl" j
! classes. D:.10 a. m. Young People's meet- |
j Ing at 6:45 p. m.
j Fueldey NT. E. church. Edgwood. V
I Snidor, minister. There will tv pub)!".'
[?worship and sermon both morning and
evening at 10: '5 a. m. and 7"0 p. m.. re-'
spec.tively. At the morning service
pastor will preach en the text. "l/wk- '
lag Unto Jesus the Aet'-or Mid Finisher i
o<" Our Faith." lleb. 12:?. The /? veiling
rl'seourse will he on the "? ?ne Thing
Needful." Sunday school. O-.tn n. m. ?
Junior Epwort h Long-ue. 2:?0 p. m. Senior
Epworth T/engtie, r. is p. ???> Mi. 1-week,
Prayer meeting. Wednesday ti :rh* .it
7:45 p. m
St. Paul's church. Kim Orov-. .1 I />cui
| Fish, rector. There will he service in S' .
Paul's church tomorro- ?t .? twentieth
Sunday after Trinity, at i o'clock in the
aft ernoon.
Triadel^hla Methodi'" '-'piscopnl
I church. Pev. Fred Smith PI- 1 vaslor.
To the following scrv y. v ? c>rd:
r.!!v Invited: Si'ndav ?-?'tool. m..
Mr! Wi ! ' er Tho- ;V- i,-.n
nas?.?i r'.o ?>?! ??.-???-.. ? el ,
| by th t as'or SnbJ ? ?? "Th? "? "ii! agon
? of O,!.-"'" ? s< " Evening s i. ,lun
Ift' I ' r:l*. F'??irv Wi,- ? c stj
p.'rintend :ii. F.tiwerth I - ! n,-t;
Prenci: In c by th" pa?tor. T t". . OJect,
"H.'SPTt rer Givl and Ills " |.
T-Tope of *h" '?"nmttvint'y." . ?? ?itv
Wednesday, " "i-;. ^lolr prnrrtr*,
Friday evnlnjr
Ston" TVe^bv*ff!in e'-.ar. h. T" t-nve. '
!. It TjowePyn. n.Uiiir. SVrv ?? s >? 1 1
,i m. and nt 7:S0 p. m. Mnrniiig ibi^r*.'
"P't iftlnrr." ^.'ihh't:'i school ?? ^-Tt"
'"hrlst inn Pn >??. .1 ? " . -'.' nir>r
'""hrls* 'r?.n F.r "In a r ? P vi>-eM
inrr. W~e*!nesda"\ T
Tt..-. Vlrpf coi '.?>'? <?;,>.? ??v.mh j
I p'rec t. "\fe>fncb?.r W < ? T: !'rni?
,\ . TP. ler. pas' .a I ' - 1 .. ii:,*i a ? ? ? n ? 1 ?
s'r.T-!. Sunday ? ?'??or-; ;t t It , fl
? "?arles T1!. 1 ? ''.V'V ? ut'^r'e ' lent .
P von chine by "I" i ?? . ?? ? i ] ' m., !
, themes "Th* "N'n ti an. I ih- A" v- ici. "
j Text. Amos 1 : Pr;j v.". c ?.??! Praise
s.-rvlcA Tt t! p. t ? ? IM-vord Mat* pie. >
I 'reaching service - -ft tb.-me: .
"Wlfhont Observation." tie 'bird s.-r
rtoti of * he s.--rie-> en t' e Second CVmjiIhit
of Oirlsi Sitnd? tiir'."!iin(r In ? '
I."'*h sche i| an I . li'irch ?;,>rv|. ?> .... will
I observe <**??>? !.*-?? t* ?? t ? itnt? 7'ii M'-n- .
day. Meridnj .it 7 " r ?? i- .
I Ktifleavor Society, "for serration ot the
IS- ??:<! T.lft i-'rvn; . t 'VH I
I r.esday n' 7 ' i? p. rn. offle. rs and teach- t
? rs" meeting of the .Sabbath school. Spe
? :al program lias t.?cu j ?!?*. j r??i. Thurs
day at T : ."JO j>. in. Mid-Wcck Prayer
im-eling, O. 1?. Mink**, It .ilk'!'. Friday, at
I p. in. , Junior Ktub-a vol* Society. At
7 :So p. in. Choir prnctici* V..!'.' in basc
m-ni. Young Men's Itible rinss. V<m
art! welcoimi id our >i-rvic?-s. The
??liurcli that fools like iiutiK*.
I 'hristian church, M* .M' oi,i n. < ortter
Fourth and l.iiyau siivets, parsonage in
same lilook mi Fifth sir- - i. i '. \\ . Fuli
or. Jr., minister, 1 ! I 'phone l?G-J. Bible
school at a. in., Karl Freeman,
supcniucihlvni.. Morning worship at
ll:(m o'clock, Junior Kmleavor at 3;l?'
p. in. Senior I 'mil avor at i!:30 J?. in.
F.wnirg worship at T.'io o'clock. Pray
er mo unn Wednesday ? winut:. i.nilics'
Aid meeting r.li da\ Thursday. Choir
r< .hearsa! Friday evuiing.
BRTUGSPOET CHURCHES.
St. raul's Kvangelicai !.? tieian
ciiurcli. Itndgepori . -Main siroot, Kev.
(Jtio Wondei. pastor. Twentieth Sunday
after Trinity. Sunday school and Bible
class at 1' :.i> a. in. I'ivmo services in
the Knclisli laiiK'i;i^<* a! I" 15 a. m.
ln>5 ot tlii- i it ' "oiim.il at -.'.*)
p. m. "in Thursday cvt-ninsj tin- l.adie.-,
Aid Society will kivi* aiiot h-r of their en
joyable liirthday So.-inis. The following
ladies wiLI oilli-l'ta :ir '.Mrs. Fr. Imiii!;
nochi. Mrs. Kd. Oelbrugge, .Mrs. Win.
Kaiser and Mrs. Jo-'. Ktiis- r.
W.**u Bridgeport Methodist Kpiscopal
?tiurcli. Ili-v. !?;. I!. Pourm*. pa. si or. Von
ar* cordially invited to the following
si i vices. Sunday school. a. in.
!"r. i-IiIujt service. 11 a. in Subject. if
-??riu 'ii "The i.ortl Our Shepherd." Kp
wiirili 1 <c.'i utii*. 7 : :!?? ;-. in. Mid-wceu
!'i iy !? Se.i'v ici- Wednesday a! 7 ::til p u..
Urs: \\ he.-! in if M ? tii.uT 1st Fpiscopal
i-hiireh. !;, v. i-;. it. > :? ?? s ru- ?. pastor. Sun
day school, i1 a. in. Junior League, 2:R0
p. in. Pre.ichlnc service. T :.'tO p. in Sub
ject of s- .-nion: "\ niorio'is Theme."
Prayer rind Praise Service Thursday, S
P. II!
Rzrrwoou churches
I v. I .M K rl areii. corner Filth
and .Main .--licet, I?- nwood, V.'. Vll . ! in v.
?I l? S unj-Min. pastor. I'i'i tli- I'ollow
ing .- ??rvici-s yi-u ha\ ? a. cardial :'r itii
:inir Si nda> school :ii III a. in, Harold
i- . -ispoi int'-ndciii. "den s i:i!do
class 1 1>; :? i.-v, Prof. Ii I.. IVde-ord.
ii.-s-ii' r .Morn in: worship . ' ?' a. in .
. ,i*ri m ? ? 'i bj thi* | -:s; or, subject : " ! Y- pat
:ng i r i It'* H.% 1 1 1-v " ljpworth !.r*ftjn:*i
.???t : ::?? p. n*. This will be a ??onHecra
: i oj i ?- :?*. ice l.*d I*; the pastor and ovry
leacnei is rii|U'-Stl*il to he present.
I-". \ ? 1 1 i r i ?r worship .it 7:"'> p. in., sorn. ci
?i*. tlv* pastor. <u hjei "The Three i's
seniials for I'rcparition." Special
nuiPie :it both sorviei?s !? y the rholr
I'r.-i;.. ;- in. etlns Wednesday at 7:.V" p.
*:; The Vin-My-' "hunt weelt will b'-pin
>undriy November ISth. and continue
through the* week.
S:. Maitliew'g l.tttheran church' Rev.
F. H?* in, pastor, -II" "Water sTr"et.
Herswooil. W. Tw ntiei.h Sunday af
ter Trinity: !' :."0 a in. Sun.1?y school
: nd f'ihlc 1'Ur.n a. ni. i'?ivine uer
vici ; ii. the 1'nf-llsii Inn (funK''1 : 2:."0 p.
in ??>>?*??- * ::i :r 'if ill** l.a lies' Society In th"
j", ! i] r-ioms of the church: 7* IS p. m.
Fti>;'i.-h Vesper services Friday at S
! in. meet iii k of the l.uihcr Loaioi'i
with ?*. 1 1 hour of study and an hour of
soda.! diversions. .Mc.in topic: "The
?'ht!d Marriages of India." .\ readlilK
on this subject by Mtss Minnie FCoi-h.
V/AHWOOD CHURCHES.
< "i risilan church. Warwood. Si ven
iiejiiji nnd Hlchhiiid sfve,;ts, l-'rancls M.
Biiidlo. mlnislor. Ulnlii school, I>:-15 a. in.
lord's Supper and M.irmnn, 11 u. rn.
.-"iib.lv" "A f.onK Journey Kncled." ?
!'. fj : 4 5 p. in. Sontr servlue and sernion,
7 p. ni. Huhject, "-"'irls'ilan ?'ouriiK*.-."
'!'ho First Reijlnicni. I I?.. K P.. will at
*? ? i! 1 is a bfidy in th.* v- nit'K. M|d-wne!t
i-nivcr meet Ink' Wednesday, 7:.'io p m.,
'"mi-I f'arurhers, S. S. suporintenden! .,
Harry Hoyrt, chorister.
i": -I M. I*', church. l\!rn Orove, John
! ! Hi ss, pastor. Sunday school, 0:*iS ti.
! I W7-'
F? WEIMER'S sons
Tenth and Market
Fresh and Smoked Meats
Poultry, Butter and Eggs
Nat. 429. Bell 166
Daily Delivery to War wood and Out the Pike
i ? . W'T.-hili. 1! a ?ii. Tnran? Ism. p
i i ? i <>f iiwintvM.s nr.il iho Holy ?"oui- E
ii.miIom. ' )? i. .1 ? I it !? ? i- I "? p
II! I r 5>\v. ? | ? li !.? | ,i\ S-rilloii S
??V !'"???? '-?r ;S
BARirasvn.T.s ravacHES. a
i .M' thcilis: I '.*)jsci't'Hl I'll 11 i-ii. cor- ' 3
iur ri m-oii jiircvl miiI Rromiway, Hanion- g
vi'lc, ii , I'riee A lejsatnl- r i'p "\v. i'li. I'. s;
minister. litsliop V. illiam Kranklitt \ u- &
?l. ff.'li. P IV. 1,!,. ! * . V. :! I j>i -;icli : t ! - 9
day morning. n'rlm k. The hl?h?v R
Is a r>f?rl?si5 nrafov and on"' of 1 1i#? ? ? - : I - [j
standinc relik'it k:"I< r-i nf ;h* t im-'s. jg
in the ovonmir th" i\'?\ Pr. Wori hinKi?>ti a
I ? S'.nz. \V"Ofi'r, <>. will pi\i- tht? sit
mop. 1 1 <-v i-; one- of the most sotioln r'.y t,
ministers in thi'' grr-n: N'ori!'Cii5i ?'-.!?> k
f.>n!Vi-f>nri>. Tito RiMe school will he fe
tidier than e vt_- n this Sunday. The Rev. g
Pr. Strnhl will load tho lipworth I.ea.unt; B
Povotions Sunday "vnln jr. Tlic l.iac'i- g
"rs will have a wo-\i of (jioot inir from , g
Pr. Pint?. likewise. A ni'-otins of ' it" . Bf
!. mli^s' Alrl !.s oal led for YT>;dnoiirtn v lift- u
ornnon in ;),<? chapel nt 2 o'^io.-it. T're ? K
lartlca of th<- church will ptvc thoir an- R
ntial thanks**! vinjr dinner Xw-mbfr 23. m
KASTTNS TEEEY CHTTSCHUS g
j Plvln.; servlccM will lie holt! -si g
i Z'imi'h PivaniT' lloiil Lutheran church on
j North I 'j fill atreet on Sunday at 10:30 -
I 'i. m . and 7:30 p. m. The toy; for th" !
i morn f Mir services Is Malt. 22. 1--t. and 'n
' l ho subject in "The Orn.cn of Odd." Tito j ?
Siittdiij school will ho hold nf !':!"? a m. . n
| H. I". Srh!ll!nj*or.
FRAUD IN EVIDENCE
I c
I"
rmrAOO. Nnv. FYnnk C. RiUnv j n
j In fliaruo nf the ^ovnnnnonl'p lnvos-j
j ligation Into vnln fraud}1 In. thn con- 1
!ral district annmiwml today that Jn- !
j vchi Igatnra have found pvldnn<H? nf : C
fraudulent registration, rnHnlznffnn ofjC
voters, intfinidatlon and tJio use nfjt!
' i
Meat Choppers j
fhn[) all Unit* of nifat. fruit and vra?- 4
Utilci. coarno or tin* at deilrcrt. 0o? 3
not cri:?ri. 9
OVH Chopp^rt hav* Ml tHf Intuit Im- m
prnvcwnt* Fxtra long crank. !?*?t tool ?j
?.t rt-l Ir knlv*?? ground in a p^rtfvt rut- jtj
ting Clamp* on any table without |j
martlnq flntin. ra%il> taken apa.t to W
wash. 9
A ru?ter tha! >111 lait for *?v*ral X
(leneriitMr.t and guaranteed to do perfect 4
rfrorK and cut a* fait as any rn*njf!ittg |
rultcr. P.rpalr* c.uried In itocV.
Froh Hi.lbs c! Quality very flnwt j
rulor*. largi* ?li4 fW#v4<ir?. Hyasliiths. j
Tulip*. Snowball*, Tr**?la?, Nircli*u? |
ctr.. fnr forcing or outdoor rjjitura.
j ,0:2 MARKfT ST C. F. Braunlich & Co. n0TH PH0Nfc5 w g
| NEAR UPPER EN 0 OF MARKET AUOITORIUM.
lonwr Jo iiiflur-r.i'o voii-? Tho viola-'
Inn, lio paid. l>n?i orrtirrcd in 1 1 ! i- '
niK. Ohio, anil Indiana
I fr? declared Iip was roiiiemplaiinj? ;
aliins a special crand jury to hoar
li o ovidonoo Ion salri tho rail "would
o! ho mad" nnfii af?or election.
CAN CARRY BOOZE.
CHARLESTON. V/. Va.. Nov. 3.?
irdoiv Issuod liy tho Chosapeako K
ihlo railroad luro today, announce
10 creation of two special trains, bo
j-'innimr tomorrow. nil winch passion
? !"s carrying If.milly lab. led liouoi
will !>.?> permitted to I ravel. Th<
trains will ?'jn-r:it?* between Ashlaud,
Ky . ami Charleston each Tuesday,
Thursday ;*?;?! Saturday, and ??ach o!
the pass?Mnr<-rs wll! bo permitted to
carry one case of liquor. lis dimen
i. tH must not rxeeed "J1 by 13 by S
im iit Passengers will not be per
muted tn tram 'nrt liquor on regular
trains, a regulation that ha.s been iy
force fur some Lime,

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